Rattle wrote:
] ] Police believe one or two young men, possibly teenagers,
] ] are responsible for issuing obscenities and insults to
] ] customers at a Troy Burger King drive-through window.
] ]
] ] "You don't need a couple of Whoppers. You are too fat.
] ] Pull ahead," Officer Gerry Scherlink said is an example
] ] of what the hackers are telling customers at the
] ] drive-through speaker.
]
] Those systems use different frequencies for transmitting and
] receiving in order to be full duplex. That means you can
] speak to either the person inside taking orders or the people
] in the car, without the other knowing. Oh my, the evil fun
] that can be had. (/me knows nothing about any of this, and
] never did anything evil when he was a kid.)

wink wink nudge nudge say no more say no more! heh.. there's some pretty easy mods to get an old ICOM 2 meter rig to be able to xmit on freqs it wasn't designed for. A friend of mine had his set to transmit on local police freqs. He would just hang out in donut shops and make their radios go 'click click'.

RE: You want #@$* with that? Hackers serve unhappy meals